Take The World
Is That God?: Are we hearing the voice of God?
In this compelling episode of "Take the World" podcast, titled "Is that God: Are we hearing the voice of God?", hosts Blake and Kelsey embark on a profound exploration of divine communication and discernment.
The episode opens with a recognition of the significant mystery and pressure surrounding the idea of hearing and understanding God's voice, especially during times of difficulty and uncertainty. Blake and Kelsey acknowledge the common experience of seeking God's guidance, often questioning whether the thoughts and feelings they experience are truly from a higher power or simply their own intuition.
They take a look at 1 Samuel, and examine the journey of Samuel, emphasizing the importance of positioning ourselves as servants when seeking to hear the voice of God. They highlight the significance of spending time learning about the voice of God through His Word. Through Samuel's story, listeners are encouraged to reflect on the posture of humility and openness necessary for truly discerning divine communication.
In this compelling episode of "Take the World" podcast, titled "Is that God: Are we hearing the voice of God?", hosts Blake and Kelsey embark on a profound exploration of divine communication and discernment.
The episode opens with a recognition of the significant mystery and pressure surrounding the idea of hearing and understanding God's voice, especially during times of difficulty and uncertainty. Blake and Kelsey acknowledge the common experience of seeking God's guidance, often questioning whether the thoughts and feelings they experience are truly from a higher power or simply their own intuition.
They take a look at 1 Samuel, and examine the journey of Samuel, emphasizing the importance of positioning ourselves as servants when seeking to hear the voice of God. They highlight the significance of spending time learning about the voice of God through His Word. Through Samuel's story, listeners are encouraged to reflect on the posture of humility and openness necessary for truly discerning divine communication.